Lords of the Anthragite Confess to a Backdown
New York October 14 President Maer arrived to attend the Temple Leon meeting and discuss the miners strike offer. Industry leaders including Oliphant and Truesdale commented on the proposal, with mixed feelings about resumption and concessions. Officials from Ontario and Western and other lines were questioned about signatures and influence as talks continued in Washington and New York.
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New York
Maer
Temple Leon Company
Une Dresidenk
Une
Mr. Enew
Baer
Oliphant
The
Delaware & Hudson
Siskodt
Jm Lienena
Ives Ou
Fowler
Dohy Mathe
Odell
Agan
Fonderas
Deepal
Milahedl
al Ha Wen
Aly
Nichalla
Fahev
Nichalle
Vahey
Africa
Uae
NAMES SUGGESTED AS COMMISSIONERS
Two names are proposed for the arbitration commission Carroll D Wright and X W Darker. Wright adviser to the President and trusted by both sides in the labor dispute Parker of Texas noted as an expert on census statistics and engineering may join. Franson of Albuquerque nominated as a Democratic candidate for delegate to Congress.
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Waehingtal
Det
Fov
Commission of Arbitration
Carroll D. Wright
Iutor
X. W. Darker
United States
Wright
Parker
Tesas
Suyony
Veary
Ing. Oficer
Aiz
Mitchell
Pennsylvani
Michell
Pennsylvania
Miners Debate Arbitration Plan Amid Strikes
Dispatches from the anthracite region report miners split over a proposed arbitration by railway presidents. Some favor settlement while others reject it, with leaders signaling possible unity or delay as talks with Roosevelt and Morgan move forward.
Union Leaders Call Miners Convention Amid Turmoil
The article reports a dispute among union leaders over calling a miners convention. President Mitchel and the executive refuse to confirm timing, while delegates and districts seek clarity on whether a convention will be held and who can authorize it. The situation involves the Shamokin convention and motions from the Tacellisae convention.
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Pratoys
Dhyee
Ara
Mitchel
Uealan
Miuvhell
Colorado Killing and Robbery Report From Alamosa Antlers
Disjointed report notes masked robbers slitting a gambling den safe in Alamosa and a gambler Weill attacked at the Antlers. items stolen include watches and diamonds. Also mentions delayed mails in St Louis due to bagging. a deputy arrest in Arizona over a forged forward of funds. miscellaneous entries from 1898 with terse crime notes.
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Alamosa
Golo
CIA
Cincayge
Weill
Caaly Doday
St. Lowis
Asilon Stalin
Moon
Cleveland's Views on National Politics
A public letter discusses Democratic strategy for 1904, urging unity and a firm stand on sound money. It argues that party reform must come from within and stresses the need to attract younger voters while warning against Republican agitation. The writer envisions a disciplined Democratic offensive and insists on persistent, hard campaigning.
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Cleveland
Partiank
Averius
Chen
New York
Muneas
Euanoss
Major schedule change announced in Minneapolis
A distorted item reports a four day work shift plan in Minneapolis with a note of a shift swap and a forthcoming engagement related to the Wentstarth ohetwynd RS and Rangupta, daughters of John Robins of Washington.
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Cousnandar
Rangupta
John Robinens
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